Data dictionary join question
Hi,
I just started using the data dictionary for a project. I ran into the
limitation that between two tables only one join can be specified. Changing
the primary key definition didn't solve it (of course).
I have a table containing customers and a table land. The customer table
holds two land columns.
Only one can be specified in the data dictionary.
I posted this issue before on 8/1/2008 and did get answers.
I was thinking of a different solution that could be implemented by DM in
the future:
If there are two or more possible joins between tables a dialog is presented
were the end user can select the join he wants.
Regards,
Jeroen.
I just started using the data dictionary for a project. I ran into the
limitation that between two tables only one join can be specified. Changing
the primary key definition didn't solve it (of course).
I have a table containing customers and a table land. The customer table
holds two land columns.
Only one can be specified in the data dictionary.
I posted this issue before on 8/1/2008 and did get answers.
I was thinking of a different solution that could be implemented by DM in
the future:
If there are two or more possible joins between tables a dialog is presented
were the end user can select the join he wants.
Regards,
Jeroen.
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